These Girl Scout Cookie Donuts Take Your Favorite Flavors to the Next Level

Between the all-new s'mores cookie flavor and Girl Scout Cookie cereal this year, eating a disgusting amount of Girl Scout Cookies has never been easier and, well, more tempting (minus the Toffee-Tastics, of course). As if that wasn't enough, it looks like there's a junk food hybrid that could very well take your crippling addiction to the iconic treats to a whole new level: Girl Scout Cookie donuts. For real.

With Girl Scout Cookie season in full swing, the folks over at Broad Street Dough Co. in New Jersey are offering a lineup of three donuts modeled after some of the most beloved flavors: Thin Mints, Samoas (Caramel deLites), and Tagalongs (Peanut Butter Patties), according to a report by Cosmopolitan. The donuts feature flavors, frostings, and toppings to mimic the classic cookies and, best of all, each donut comes with one of the cookies on top. For example, the Thin Mint version is made with a chocolate donut that's dipped in warm chocolate and topped with crunchy pieces of chocolate, chocolate glaze, mint glaze, and a Thin Mint cookie.

As you can see in Instagram posts of the donuts (shown below), they look as serious as they sound:

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Broad Street purchased thousands of boxes of Girl Scout Cookies to make the donuts, which should last until July, per the report. The only downside to these particular cookie-donut hybrids is that they're only available in New Jersey, although there's a damn good chance other donut shops and pastry purveyors have whipped up similar Girl Scout Cookie donut creations over the years. You can even make Girl Scout Cookie-flavored donuts at home, thanks to our original Samoa Donuts recipe.

Or you can always just eat regular Girl Scout Cookies by the fistful, like a normal person.

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Tony Merevick is Cities News Editor at Thrillist and sadly can't enjoy donuts on his current diet. Send news tips to news@thrillist.com and follow him on Twitter @tonymerevick.